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Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibilty - Digitalisation and Young People

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In order to embed elements of TPSR and decision making include statements in the warm up and cool down content
Warm Up
-  During this activity you will be working some muscles that you may not have used much of before such as bicep and tricep (arms). So if you feel pain or strain at any stage  slow down and stop the activity.
- Go at your own pace there are 3 trainers in the video with each doing different speed and intensity levels follow which person suits your ability best.
- Concentrate on your own workout  be mindful that each person has different abilities and respect that.
- If you wish to turn off your camera that is fine too
Cool Down
- How was the workout for you?
- Were there any exercises you felt more comfortable at than others
- Did you need to add weights for certain exercises
- Do any specific parts of your body feel stiff ? Quads {front of upper leg}, Hamstrings {back of upper leg} ,Core, Biceps {arms} (Facilitator could suggest specific exercises/stretches to aid recovery)
- Do you think you will use any of these exercises when doing exercise again?

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Safety Precautions: Make sure each young person has an open space. Preferably outside on grass to avoid strain on joints. If the young person does not have access to a garden or grass area, go to an open room in their home and use a yoga matt to create a soft workout area. If they do not have access to a yoga matt, they can use a towel as a substitute. All young people are to wear workout shoes, and other appropriate clothing to allow for no restrictions to their workout experience, while workout shoes will allow for gripping on their workout area to avoid slipping and injuries. Inform all the young people to be aware of their body limits. Tell them not to push themselves too far, as this will result in injury. If they have any questions about the exercises, they can approach their youth worker via WhatsApp or Zoom, where the youth worker will go into more detail in how to the stretches or exercise correctly.

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Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibilty - Digitalisation and Young People

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A little animated video outlining what is TPSR and what's involved.

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This is the full assignment document minus the video attached.

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The Digital Youth Work module is designed to enhance your understanding of the dimensions about digital youth work. Digital Youth Work is not a method or a form to work, it is youth work that uses the possibilities of new technology. This module encourages you to meet Digital Youth Work as a way to commit every day youth work on the contemporary society where the digitalisation is developing fast. This module consists of three units:

1. What is Digital Youth Work?

2. Focus on Youth Workers

3. Digital Youth Work in Practice

Each unit contains an interactive video along with downloadable resource material you can access on a variety of devices. All videos are subtitled in English. The video is in the region of 20-30 minutes with the interactivity and about five minutes if you watch the original video straight through without the interactivity. Both options are available below. While individual video are informative in its own right, the interactive dimension invites you to engage more deeply with the topic, to 'watch, read, reflect and act.'

The downloadable resource in pdf format delves deeper again and provides additional information and resources on each unit's topic. It is entirely up to you how to engage with the material though we suggest that there is an value in engaging with each unit sequentially.

Humak University of Applied Sciences took the lead on this module in collaboration with colleagues in Maynooth University.

Unit 1 - What is Digital Youth Work?
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Unit 2 - Focus on Youth Workers
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Original Video Unit 2

Unit 3 - Digital Youth Work in Practice

Original Video Unit 3

More Sources and Resources

You will find additional Sources and Resources on this and other Youth Work topics here.

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Module 5 - Youth Work in the Digital World - YouthWorkAndYou.org

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The Digital Youth Work module is designed to enhance your understanding of the dimensions about digital youth work. Digital Youth Work is not a method or a form to work, it is youth work that uses the possibilities of new technology.

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More examples of workouts  from POP Sugar

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More examples of workouts  from POP Sugar

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15-Minute Boxing Workout You Can Do At Home | Class FitSugar

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If ye feel it needs more or less feel free to change it. I'm not sure do I need a rationale or any other text or is it just the workshop plan

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I added our rationale with the quotes and all that stuff, feel free to edit or any stuff that ye think.

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Surveys are towards the end

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Came across this article about how young peoples' participation in physical activity could potentially be affected by social media in positive and negative ways. Might be interesting for reflection how this incorporates TPSR and Digitization of Youth Work

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I grabbed a few quotes for our workshop plan, because the rubric said it needs references.